Selangor’s revenue has exceeded RM2.7 billion, surpassing its 2025 target of RM2.3 billion, with further growth expected by year-end.
SHAH ALAM: Selangor has recorded RM2.7 billion in revenue to date, surpassing this year’s initial target of RM2.3 billion.
Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari said the strong performance was the result of coordinated efforts by the entire state administration team.
“Alhamdulillah, we have exceeded our target of RM2.3 billion,” he told reporters after a ceremony here today.
He added that the final figure for the year will certainly exceed RM2.7 billion, though he declined to specify an amount as the state is awaiting several land-related payments.
During the tabling of the Selangor Budget 2026 last month, Amirudin said state revenue collections had reached RM2.49 billion as of November 13.
That figure had already exceeded the earlier full-year projection of RM2.35 billion by more than 106%.
Commenting on flood assistance, Amirudin said the current priority is disaster prevention by ensuring flood mitigation projects are completed quickly.
He cited the situation in Hulu Langat, where phase two of the Sungai Langat flood mitigation project remains at the design stage.
Meanwhile, a total of 20 mosques and surau in Selangor received RM2.47 million in allocations for development and maintenance works.
Amirudin said the funds would be used for urgent needs like structural repairs and upgrading facilities.
